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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-02-11
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
E.imstCiI.
STEAMER KINAU,
HI TTI Z tea.
tLOrenzen, Commander.

touching at Lahaina, Maalaaa, Max IA. Atahu.
kona, kaW aIhae Lauphioeh,.a. Hilo aIfu X eauhou.
Commencing on MON D.. Y. July %, lsS, and
on every alternate Monday at 4 u. m, the Kinau
viii make the VOLCANO TRIP, reaching Keau-
hou on Wednesday morning. where horses ana
carriages are in waiting to convey passengers to
the VOLCANO HOUSE Five miles In the saddle
and nine miles by carriagel.
Passengers by this route will have two DAYS
and two nights at tho VOLCANO HOUSE
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP 70 THE.
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
Ihe Klnau will arrive I'm Honolulu SUNDAY
mornings on Volcano trips. On HIlo trips vii
leaVe Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Ktnau at MahukOna
The kinau WILL TOUCH at Honolaia and
PAauhau on down trips from IIro for Psssep o ers
If IA signal is made from the shore
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
GRAND RAPIDS MICH, MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER %
A RIOT At LIMERICK
SHAMELESS BRUTALITY or POLICE
The Ceremonies Of pnssiliss tie Aoao
.Asst g. the Manchester H<rtyD
nEeksB sP-M4ny citixea In
jarsd xna Isksa 10
Hospital.

LIsEsfcx. NV zT.-Tne attempt 20 hold
. demonstration here in honor Of the Man
caester martyrs vas frustrated oy the police
and resulted ia serious riot John Meln-
usnsy. OF New York. who came here 70
preside 0ger the ceremony of uRyeiling the
statue OF the martyrs, proceeded TO deiivef
an Grafton In the preseacs of al immense
crowd Of people. when the peilce appeared
0n the scene and forbade further exercises.
The crowd booted and lseTea the police
aud the latter attempted 10 disperse the
gathering and clear the sseets. using bayo-
nets aud bAt0ns freely. This summary ac-
tion infuFiafed the people. who made des.
perate resistance and many civilians aud
| eons,ables were injured 10 the melee.
| and taken 10 I1s hospital. The unwarrani-
| aole brutality OF the police incensed the
people in the houses aud hotels along the
| streets, who tennted the constables from
| windows with cowardice. The police be-
came reckless a. this and threw stones and
| other missiles-many OF them throwing
| their stars at windows. smashing hundreds
| OF panes of glass and inflicting severe cuts
| upon some persons who were unable TO get
out of the way. Meanwhile the resistance
| OF people in the streets. who resorted TO the
use of stones aud every conceivable form
| OF missile, became so formidable that the
| police were compelled 20 send for the mill
| tary TO aid them. The troops appeared,
| out they were not called into active service,
as the municipal officers of the city had
| succeeded in quieting the people and Undue
| ing them 10 return to their homes. The
| town was perfectly quiet al IL o'clock to-
| night. and no further trouble is expected.
| Thirty wounded persons were treated in
| the hospitals, and larger number were
| taken or were aDte to walk TO their homes
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

Crawgsrd, Of Sweets. became i.sis az
cited and forgot his breath
John Perry was on hxad early and made
his presence valuable With good advice ana
hard work.
Fred smith never knew Of the nrs IN
til D o'elsck yesterday morning, wnsa ne
read ais TsLEssAs-HEsALD-
DR.. Culver vas sick ia h.s rooms over
Berwins Dye house, with ypootd tsset'
he was removed Ia a hack 70 fletEnef
place on south Diyisi0n-st.
George GOugs behaved like veteran
brennan and did good work IN assistlps 3
ths occupants OF adjoining building 10 re-
move their furniture and ehaiteis-
The boarders Al Sweets were little
frishtensd Al one time. Aooat 5o'elock the
wsILs and window sills on the upper noors
OF the North side were 50 hot that II WAS
impossible 90 hold ones hand on them
Or. Melville got quite an al out OF the
IRE. he was reported 10 have been buried
under one OF the falling walls. The Doc
tor boobed up sereneiy yesterday morning
and received the congratulations OF his
friends.
Tn. friends Of c. w. Chsuncey. whose
elegant room, over the Fourth National
Bank were ia danger, moved his elects To
Sweets H0sel in short order. one en- =
thnsiastic friend wanted 70 take the paper
OF the walls.
There WAS some apprehension al one
| time that sweets Hotel was IN danger from
| the heat and flying cinders. lt did not
rattle Landlord Johnson though, and his
| coolness had the effect OF reassuring the
| guests who were nervous.
The fire alarm wires were broken oy the
| fall Of the burning wall yesterday morning;
cutting off all connection In the eastern
southern aud western circuits. Should 1t
be necessary 10 turn in an alarm OF ire. the
| parties will please notify the Central 1ele-
| phone ottice, and the department will be
/ cailen out from there.
T.. j. Caldwell. travelling agent OF the
| Coldblast Feather Company, OF Chicago,
| had several hundred dollars worth OF sam
| pies in Nelson, Matter & Co.'S otiics Satur-
1 day afternoon. Mr.. Caldwell was Ill at
| The Morton, and had some sprt Of present
| iment that be must have his samples with
| him a. the MOTEL. Accordingly he went tor
them at O'Clock Saturday afternoan. and
took them out. He was feeling very happy
| over bis good luck yesternsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
GNAWED HIS OWN FLESH.
The Terrible rawlings of a Russian Maniac
Prisonsr-

Ksoxux, Ia, Nov. 27.-Harris Fuchs,
Russian prisoner in Jail here, arrested for
having attempted an assault upon bridge
gatekeeper, 10 whom he had refused to pay
toll, became violently insane in his cell last
night. he rAved and shouted imprecations
upon the heads of his supposed prosecutors,
and threatened the most horrible vengeance
upon those who had caused lis arrest and
Imprisonment. As be was locked securely
in q cell The officers at first paid but little
attention 70 him, but .he man's- rawlings
continuing. and growing in noise and vio-
lence. Il was thought best 10 adopt measures
10 restrain MIN.
When the officers weit to the cell door
q horrible sight met their gaze. The man
in the mad dclirium WAS attempting to de-
vour himself. He was biting vigorously
and ylciously at his arms and hands, and
with every snap of his sharp teeth tearing
away the flesh from these members IN strps.
leaving them raw and bloody. None OF
those present desired TO come within the
reach OF the maniac. Ropes were obtained;
and with considerable difficulty the fellow
was lassoed securely bound and placed in a
position where he was unable to intiict
further injus.es upon himself. Fuchs con-
tinued violent after he was bound, and II
was necessary for physicians TO place him
under the influence OF opiates before they
could quiet him sufficiently 70 give his
wounds necessary attention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
Cleaning Ont the Dens.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. Nov. 1.-TWO low
dens near the city limits were raided yes
tsrday. At one place all the inmates had
received warning from pals and no one
was found. At Bsrker's place nine women,
Barker, and hired vatchnan were ar
rested. The place was full of men, but
they climbed out of the back windows and
escaped. Barker. who is said TO have kept
q place near Hurley, became proprietor OF
the den after the recent fight OF the old pro
prietor, the notorious Mackey, who for
feited s., 900 bail by skipping" Barker
had Dragged that be could bribe the district
attorney and sheriff to leave him unmo-
Issted. He wG held for trial thi, after
noon and tie women and watchman were
heavily fined. The authorities are deter
mined 10 clean out these places.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
A BUSINESS BOOM.
Retail Merchants Report a Large
Trade.
SALES EXCEEDING THOSE LAST YEAR.

One of the landmark, Of the city is the
old familiar, reliable Star Clothing House
on Canal-st. Well does the writer rsnes-
Der when his parents bought his FIRST suit
there eighteen years ago. As | see the
genial proprietor, Mr.. Isaac Lew todag, Il
seams ~ wears have made no difference IN
him. He II, inst as lively. Just as busy. inst
Rs anxious for trade as ever Many % the
new grown up BOYS ~ this Gtr will reTnem-
Der With pleasure the excitement Of the
DAYS when the red ssshed river brigade
came down with the logs how they used 20
crowd ar0una the star maSing things live
Is for restaurants baroer shops, policemen
aud saloons. The red-ssshes Asve gone and
the star turned iis attention to finer and
better class Of trade aud well has Il
s1scssded IN getting and keeping it. Ia line
Of goods. in assortment. n styles. the Star
has welt kept up with the times The
hust.inz proprietor has q keen ere for svsry
chance TO secure new trade, snd
works hsrs 20 keep t. Ire Star s a repre-
tentative house # Grand Rapids. fail 81
push and enterprise Rscogai iz.nE this fact
the writer CA ed on Mr. Ievi ~ ascertain
the state 81 trade oar ssies sVsTv menth
this ysar naee Teen Tar n excess ~ 80,
sscn department dong much batter A
store ilke tbis "a good fslse Of business,
snd lt indicates prosperity in Otaer branch
e. look flr = lsTFe 20 cay srsse, snd
have n-ade srssf preparations. though Il
this soit restseF Eeep- on e vai no 5olhl
hurt business Of sll kinds Another ind
IN - prosperity is the fscs trsf Fsepl
General buy Better zcoSs tasz formerly
We Tr~~ - RE cvar-@sts as tce iarEr
heasss 2 Chirsg1 sn8 s3e.pais sal
thsv ~ xeIi. though 81 e.,vs- a. icWs'
hxures W. ci0sre sorrs - s0tld hsr
esfrs with FasssY- -susfacf 1rers FL iusi
then Ere ssr~r Be1 : ,s.rs-. sn6 -
s-rihs hst - e.vs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

wAsHISsroS, Nov. 27.--The caucus Of
the Democratic members Of the coming
Congress will be held next Saturday, when
the fate Of the numerous candidates for
the Offices Of the House viii be decided.
Although st present Il seems that the
hardest eight vill De made for the door
keepership. Mr.. Donelson's place, Il be-
come. mare apparent every day that Gen.
John 3. Clark, clerk, will have difficult
lob to keep kis position. AS the members
gather in the city it Is apparent that Will
ism Raines Of Rochester. y. Y, has not
been idie this summer and u 8 likely
that he will 90 into the caucus With a
strong backing. There srs only about
fHv Congressman here a. present, but By
,oulorrow This number viii have been
largely added 70 and the rssl canvsssing
wili he~in
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
Special Election.

Grand RaPTp~ Neverno>r - lss7.
To the auslifes Elector Of the City OF Grand
Rapids
Take notice. that sp.cisl election VII be held
inthe city Of Gfsbd Raids. on
TUESDAY. TIT sTy BAY OF DECEMBER, 1897
at which tire tn. following ballet and pr.posi-
q vill Re submitted 70 De voiss upon By ssid
voters, viz Shall the Common oeuhoil efhs City
Of Grand Rapids borrow two hundred ssS fny
Thousand dollars and bond said city fer The ss,s,
for the purpose Of re8ovisg the wooden mains
from the prss.rt systes Of water distrieutsn
and the substitution 81 iron IN i,s pisce. srt a.
fly niles 10 The s,res.. o. ssid city sss prorid
irF an sseqgsts pressure - he hil districts an
the o--Tesuliss e. 10 prtsssi rJravsf rschln-
e sy sal =, go :. % % s,s5S. iassiis n
let pit- - casa River Yes"
-s.f the Comn.a Council q NJ City .f Grand
Rapids borro- RIO huner-> ssf sfr tseussnd
dollar .nd bond "a city for the sane fof the
pf.rros< o. rs-n-rlng ~ wooden mains fr.nn Tie
present s-s'er1 n vster cistrfuffon trd the
s8hsltuti0n ~ iron iu - plsce snt the sIfsu-
son 81 I'D Wtief usirt - a. sfrefsfe of fhv
miles n n. .frr.t' = ssd citv. snd prsvisins
seesnsis rrtss4r- "a the aiil districL and the
ogefhsulinS o. tle pf.teat pumping rsosfnsrT
snf th- rers rinr ~ bss - - - is>rssss
- s--isnev- 80 ~. isg n Ar a. sifions lnist
.rips IN grs8d Rivsr. No q ID that II. Bosr1
cf Inspector - gecfior % thf CIR - f-rsnd
RAPIDS pa. uieet e. t1e plfcts he-eissfer aes q
nsfe9 c7 Tu IS - -Efh 1sy - e0era tzr.
3-s- sf r. srsn = och p ~ re = rpese -
co-dactirg . 2 .ie1tioa Pes opsa a. 20 9 eiock
. rl s-d $3.50 orlo-t
Firr rsrf-Hn S. ffrs1frl le sreuue
secogd Hsri -.aTfrlor Court seon. fesris
7-af-t vsrd - p Pff-Ir~ 81. ~ IsisI5e-st
7 - Wsrf z . frsc uff-S - sf-sr.n-s-e
Iourh Wsrd e FrcCinct-No. - East Briags
Fs-lrtk gFssd. - Prsein-t-No e CYsreeui-sTs
Flfr ~sre-se ~ '.irefic SO.
Eixf1 Rrf-tnF re- Bone flrts ci lles- 80 =
Ser e-if Wsr5 81 Tnfine Hcese on e.
Fssfta wa-f-Irr Te-etr II /. 1sEerse-i-s
"a Tef rssL a. z krrr~E
-fe5r ferrt sen zr1t
frra Creme f~e1 sfrlsfs-s
Hrr Hsrfti~f hflris - sxaferi,
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fssarre Ia riesou rsr Ns~fs
rnT-sr1 Sufs is9F
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1rsvs - rsxef-e-r 81 Fi-rfi-r ~ - CrT .
Crsaf Esrffs
ToHs = rrIENtF
fsfv fierf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
HANGED HIMSELF.
An Uxorcide Takes HIS Own Life While In
jail

CANTON, Ohio, Nov. 27.-Conrad Dali.
murderer of his wife ana stepsln. and whC
has been on trial here since Tuesday last
was found dead in his cell this morning
He had committed suicide by hang NJ
himself, using rops made of his bed
clothes. In his cell was found letter al
dressed 10 the court officers in which b,
says he wishes before he dies 10 con tradicl
any letters he has written making state
nients of wrong doing Sgsinst sny persons
such letters were false and were written in
anger and be asks pardon for writing
them. The body. after oeing viewed by
the coroner. was cut down and sent to al
undertaken for burial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

ing through ths windows s1a hek-
ing aD gAs fast .faldng raln- ID tnSa
rlIshs i srouad - the Hlrou - eatrance -
sAs buildiBg where ths noe uFacAsIefea
good. ~srs. .ad wiEh three men suc1<e3anls
IA takinx oat snd Carrying - sweet aoesa
nexrly - so sorth of goods. A@ny % 'ile
sIuxi@ ps~c~s ~hich be saved ia this say
u.Fs worth from one to tso hundred dol
isrs
Mr.. Perkins stated that the TELkszAN-
HaaALp's figures on the loss and inaaranee.
a given above, we're substantially correct
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

FRANKLIN, Pa, Nov. 27.-Last night
Charles b. Reardon. drummer in the EN-.
ploy of Gle veland firm, was waylsid. shot
beaten and robbed of 800, by two high way
men, who attacked him three miles north
OF this city while he was returning in a
buggy from Cooperstown. The wound is
in the mans right shoulder. With care he
will recover from its effects. The robbers
escaped
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
Found Dead In HIS Bed.

IspIASAPoLIs. Ind, Nov. 27.-Col. Abram
w. Hendricks, a cousin of the late Vice
President and one of Indiana's most promi
nent lawyers, was found dead in bed last
night. Heart disease is supposed to have
been the cause of his death. He was q
paymaster during the war and was at one
time q candidate for Supreme ludgeship.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
A(hurch Burn ed.

Duluth. Mimi, Nov. 27.-Fire this morn
ing utterly DESTROYED the Pilgrim Congre
gational church, one of the finest church
edihces in Northern Minnesota. The build
ing was valued at SIS. 900: insurance for
$4,000. Loss falls on contractors, as church
was not quite completed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov. .27.-Secretary Bayard
gave q dinner last evening in honor of the
Fisheries Commissioners. Later in the
evening the British representatives of the
commission were rendered a reception by
Minister West at the Legation building.
ON Tuesday evening the Englishmen will
be given a banquet by their American n
colleagues.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

Rouvisr Informed That His Resignation
VIII be Sent in on Thursday

PARIS, Nov. 27.-M. Grevy formally in
for med NJ. Rouvier today that he had re-
solved 10 resign the Presidency, and
would send a message to that effect TO tae
Senate and Chamber of Deputies on Thurs.
day. NJ. Rouvier. upon receipt OF this in
formation, proceeded at once to the resl-
dence of NJ. Floquet, President of the
Chamber, to announce VI. Grevy's resigna-
ton. Motions TO adjourn until Thursday
will be made in both Houses tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

ws csnrsf O. snszsh 81 osr So PiusA
rrses h-csase tt-Y xre s-sts ssrweafs thsr
cur r~.hssrs essrSe So ~ 3-ns tsse
rrv- rors srr t -at ---e ss< So ~ r1or-
- EF k1rrxz e Co
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

Probably Charles Perkins. = wslI knova
rue,neer 81 80 anfsTtarats firm. vas -
80. a. snvhoSr When hs arrived ia
rsn-ed hut nisufe - eek a.
tas rsd sccg1es sf ssmss Pasn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

You -sn szf q - n-~eT Push Coat .,
spn 40 as - hsu o1r ca1t cesitsrs prcs
r snT g-ste-s ed sts~us*nf. s1t nrs
zen rsn >>sils vsTsfy - cenPsrlson-
~ AkspEs q %
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
ANUSEHENTs

Mrs. Dior Boueicsuls will appear a. Pow
80 Grand tonight in Ny Geraldine -
This plsv vas produced here SIX yesrs sgo,
zish w. J. seaman IN the cast The play
1. one of merit. sad = Feplste with strong
situations and stirring climates. There i
a psthos which runs through IL ard re-
moves it from the realm o. commonplace.
Th- plsv is refined and give. the sctors op-
nortualtv tor srt.stic work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

Her Afonsment strong American mil
isarr arsms. ell be produced - Red
mouds tonight II includes = srgs csst
snS . brass ossA, military companies. etc.
This rlsy hss bs< ssv-rsl seasons of pros
perirT tsrouxsouf The lsrze cities 81 he
-ountrv. and Nsnsgsr0sr~0cd Is conh.
ssrt of a goods weeks business
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
]. G. SEAW, Tea Store.
- csr.l s<r~.f

= - fs-sT 1eH --.s......--..siT = !.
rs fsffs trtsee $50 z - ..-..-.--.-.----
A sasl ne e 1ss< 81 ths vsry isrs@ prio-<
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28
I.n.... .nd In.uranes.

II Il impossible TO determins the exact
fixurss OF the various losses. The proprie-
tors Of the stores and owners OF property
only being aole 70 give The amount approx
imateiy.
Nelson Matter 4 Co.'S loss IL almost en-
tirslv covered by Insurance.. In addition
- ths 900 insursnoe &C on the warehouse
building reported from she 4. ". Watkins
agency, Huns & Davis agency report
slU 500 on the Nelson & Matter Co .
buildings divided among the FOL
Losing companies fh0niK Of Lon
don. 5000 Hamburg Bremen 81
500. nited Fireman. $1,000, Spring
Garden. a. go. London Assurance, $1,000
"a. Paul r. q AZ. 1850. Kings County
al SEQ. Insurance. % the amount Of $4,000
N ths stock . located in the Hunt &
Davis sxeucy. divided 10 the companies be-
1ow named 81 Paul r. & d., $500, Pres
.oft. 81 coo. Nisgsrs. $1,000 Phenix of
London. 5000. United ftrsrasn. $500,
Norrich Union. 81 0oo, Phwnix OF Hart
ford. 5000. Hanover. 5000 HamDerg Of
Bremen. O. oc0. Merchants. 5000.
henry Grnnell 8 sons agency have
epOoO on the stock as follows
Fire 4 Marine of Boston. 81 500 Girsrd.
$50. Firsmen's Fund san Francisco. $3.50;
Continental Of New York. s. 600;
Cooper Of Dayton. o. 81 500, Ian
rashire. 81 $40. Western of Toronto. II 600
Rochester German 81. co. This agency slsu
hss - coo on the Nelson & Mater factory
buiidins. which vss nuf slightly damaged.
sl,o 8 coo on the ouildiug in which the
police headquarters = locstsd.
Insurance Agent r. r. Lcomls reports
5000 In bis companies on me warehouse
building.
There i said 70 be good smoant OF in.
srfrsnra locsied with ~ ". Bates Co. A
~ Bates lives outside Of the city The
amount could uot be sscertaine1 yesterday
The friured R-ccvsrfnx
The three 6remen who we're injured IA
fhc nidst of tas cnufsgrsfiou srs reportsC
ss BEING much better and rapidly improv
inx. HenrY beskmsn. Of No q -so fel
w.th the Val srd sridz ze and vac . uBdr-
he csre al Dr. nissfov af as hons %
~prrne sf was rssting much easier lss
evssinx snt appeared 4uiis cheerful Oss
~ his rss is orokeu fror tbs bscksos-
and hs received several other psinful 10
iariss ahonf th- bcig NJ 3e.knsn = sn
energetic snd smrirous ysung msa snc
his manv frisnds vii % sorrr 20 hear a
his snferinEs
George " son. ~ho ssi frs- Isdder. {,
-s,everins -spiaiv. ard ~ e = not ser
ic.ssly iuiured. may be sxpecsed Gus IN :
few 1asS
pprris Walker. - No 4 Who va struck
bv ssans vsile Tcrking 1n iss inside q
@ns - he cana 50. buildings = ,eiss
ssred for e. g. Marks Hoas asd-r n
rurficsl direction lf ~. Disnro~ snd a
90 rsrid recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

The host cf sfr,irsrs ~ The negro mn
SIRE ~ sss manv ne~ ard pisasing tea
fn-r< In Gormsus Specfscnisr Ministries
watch appear a. Po~srz on Wednesday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-28

Manager Smith ofers sfrtrg hst of
specislfy artists a. 81. Wsserie0-st. theatre
this resk. Tie tumsa frag q his cad =
ard ard vi foustlss. create a ss1eaticn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
Satisfactory Collateral.
San Francisco Wasp.

san francisco Wasp.
The other morning as the jantor of a
bank not very far from the Palace opened
the door he was surprised to observe three
rather tIred-looking citizens seated on the
steps, the center one of whom held sealed
envelope carefully in sight OF his compan-
IONS
want to make a deposit, gentleman"
asked the cashier. who shortly arrived.
''Step inside
mo, | want to negotiate loan," said
the man with the envelope, land there amt
minute to lose. l want SIS, 900 quicker'n
HadeS can scorch feather"
What collaterals have you-govern-
ment?" inquired the bank official
Government nothin.' Eve got some
thing that beats four-per-cents. all hollow.
You see Ive been sitting in poker game
across the street, and there's over 81, 600 in
the pot. There are three OF four pretty
strong hands out, and as I've every cent in
the center the boys have given me thirty
minutes to raise a stake on my hand. It's
in this envelope. Just look it it. but don't
give it away to these gentlemen. They're
in the game and came along to see don't
monkey with the cards"
But my dear Sir" said the cashier, who
had quietly opened the envelope and found
it to contain four kings and an ace, this is
entirely irregular-we don't lend money on
cards.
but you amt going to see me raised out
On.a hand like that?" whispered the pokerist.
''These fellows think I'm bluffing, and 1
can just clean out the whole gang. You
see we amt playing tlushes, so I've got 'em
right III the door,"
Cant help it. sir. Never heard of such
thing" said the cashier, and the disap-
pointed applicant and friends drifted sadly
out. On the corner they met the banks
president, who was himself just from a
quiet little all-night game at the Union.
They explained the case again, and the
next moment the superior officer darted into
the bank, seized bag of twenties, and
followed the trio. In about ten minutes he
returned with the bag and an extra handful
OF tWenties. which he flung on the counter.
Here, credit five hundred to interest ac-
count" he said to the cashier ''Why, l
thought you had more business snap. sir.
Ever play poker?"
''No, sir.''
''Ah! thought not-thought not. If you
did you'd know what good collateral was.
Remember that in future-tour kings and
an ace, flushes barred. are always good in
this institution for our entire assets, sir
our entire assets" EEss